Letters, Sentences and MaximsChesterfield Society, 1991 - 348 σελίδες |
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Σελίδα 254
... heart against you ; but , on the other hand , how easily will you dupe the understanding , where you have first engaged the heart ? 254 CHESTERFIELD'S LETTERS .
... heart against you ; but , on the other hand , how easily will you dupe the understanding , where you have first engaged the heart ? 254 CHESTERFIELD'S LETTERS .
Σελίδα 258
... heart is not flattered , the mind will be apt to stand out . Be this right or wrong , I confess I am so made myself . Awkwardness and ill - breeding shock me , to that degree , that where I meet with them , I cannot find in my heart to ...
... heart is not flattered , the mind will be apt to stand out . Be this right or wrong , I confess I am so made myself . Awkwardness and ill - breeding shock me , to that degree , that where I meet with them , I cannot find in my heart to ...
Σελίδα 276
... heart ; for knavery and folly have often the same symptoms . In the first case , there is no danger in accepting ... hearts , and unex- perienced heads , heated by convivial mirth , and pos- sibly a little too much wine , vow , and ...
... heart ; for knavery and folly have often the same symptoms . In the first case , there is no danger in accepting ... hearts , and unex- perienced heads , heated by convivial mirth , and pos- sibly a little too much wine , vow , and ...
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